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Our guest is singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and music educator, Jerry Serrano. Growing up in Plainview, Jerry perfected his musical talents at Texas Tech University and has become a favorite West Texas entertainer. He has been honored by the Hispanic community, is a promoter of songwriters and is currently music instructor at South Plains College.

This week we’re talking about the Propagation of Cuttings. Which plants are easier to propagate? What’s the right way and wrong way to do it? Learn how you can take plants from pretty much wherever and make more plants!

On this week's episode, David Cho, Music Director and Conductor of the LSO, talks about the Masterworks Concert given by the orchestra featuring Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, Boyer's Rhapsody in Red, White, and Blue, and Beethoven's Symphony No. 5.

Melissa shares her experiences in leading community wide initiatives. She discusses what it took to organize farmers for the successful state mandated boll-weevil eradication initiative, having the perseverance to lead the effort for allowing liquor sales in Lubbock despite threats to her life, and fundraising to create the city’s premier performance venue, the Buddy Holly Hall for the Performing Arts and Sciences.

This week is about how everything is mustard. Look around you. Look to your left, and to your right. There’s a good chance at least one of the things around you is mustard.

Our guest is singer songwriter, Darby Sparkman. We’ll trace Darby’s musical journey from her home in Quannah Texas, to her music education at South Plains College.Plus Darby's songwriting nights at The Blue Light and her musical projects with her Grammy Winning Producer and husband Adam Odor.

On this week's episode of The Front Row, Eric Allan unpacks a concert by the Lubbock Chamber Orchestra, and Dori Bosnyak previews an evening with filmmaker Taylor Sheridan.

On this week's episode of The Front Row, Dr. Alan Hicks previews the Texas Tech Opera Theatre's production of Donizetti's L'Elisir D'Amore.